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The Rural Voice, 1993-10, Page 39the Iakeshore, from the mammoth resorts like Point Farms Hotel near Goderich where 200 guests could be accommodated at $8-$10 a week room and board, to the smaller hotels like the Walker House in Kincardine. Later people stopped coming to the resorts, deciding instead to build their own cottages and villages like Bayfield and Grand Bend, close to cities like London, led the way. The book is a pleasant read but not satisfactory as a reference work. Orr has a scattergun style that mixes little bits of information rather than taking one topic and developing it. Even though there are separate sections for settlement, early commerce, the fishing industry, etc. little tidbits of information keep jumping from one category to another so that if you try to find something you remember reading, you can look for a long time. Still, it's a pleasant and educational way to learn more about this part of our heritage that few of us remember. — Keith Roulsion Huron — Grand Bend to Southampton by Sandra Orr, published by Boston Mills Press, 132 Main St., Erin ON NOB 1TO L'A�e .lt�ore and Trinket Shoppe Come view our reasonable priced, handcrafted gifts. Shoppe open till Dec. 24th so come & shop for that special gift. No GST on craft items. While in Goderich, stay at the Maple Leaf Motel. You will enjoy clean comfortable rooms at an affordable price, located in the downtown area. 54 Victoria St. North (Hwy. 21) Goderich, Ontario N7A 2R8 Your Hosts: Mary Turford Karen Scott 524-2302 1-800-665-8242 k Alfa Laval Agri EasyLine — Ergonomics and Efficiency all the way through the barn — Takes the stress and strain out of milking — A complete system for milking in tie -stall barns Neustadt, Ontario SUPPLY LTD. 519-799-5366 Come and meet your friends at . . THE SEAFORTH FALL FAIR October 8 and 9 FREE ADMISSION FA PR DEM F004 TRAM FIR \1� 1 114E NMENT RSES HOW . • • • Huron County's Largest Fall Fair — Entertainment for all ages - - Canada's Magic Midway — Due to the outbreak of B.V.D., there will be no open or 4-H cattle shows. OCTOBER 1993 35